January 2001 Conference Report
Table of Contents
Session I: The Rationale for Change and a Vision for the Future
Session II: The New Paradigm on the Role of Foreign
Assistance and U.S. Priorities in the Post-Cold War Millennium:
Re-defining U.S. Needs and Understanding the Role of Development Assistance in Conflict Prevention
Session III: Addressing the Root Causes of Conflict
and Building the Basis for Cooperative Order and Free Societies
Session IV: Coordinating a More Effective Conflict
Prevention and Crises Response Capacity within the U.S. Government
Session V: The Challenge for Development
Assistance: How We Work in an Increasingly Unstable World of Pre- and Post-Conflict Transitions
Session VI: Emerging Threats: New Dimensions of
Instability and Violent Conflict and a More Integrated Prevention and Response Capacity
Conclusions: Defining a Vision for U.S. National
Security Needs and Foreign Policy Framework for the Year 2020 & Creating a Supporting Foreign Assistance Strategy
Appendices D through I contain the actual papers presented during the above sessions.
Appendix A: Conference Agenda
Appendix B: Biographies of Presenters
Appendix C: Participant List
Appendix D: Preventing Contemporary Intergroup Violence, David Hamburg, Carnegie Corporation
Appendix E: Rethinking Development Assistance and the Role of AID in U.S. Foreign Policy,
Jane Holl Lute, United Nations Foundation / Woodrow Wilson International
Center for Scholars
Appendix F: Building
Foundations for Cooperative Behavior Through U.S. Foreign Aid, Robert
Hawkins, Institute for Contemporary Studies
Appendix G: International
Constraints and Indigenous Strengths in Preventive Development, Jonathan Moore, United Nations Development Program
Appendix H: How Do We Change
the Way We Use Foreign Assistance to Help Prevent Deadly Conflicts?,
Ted Morse, United States Agency for International Development
Appendix I: Defining U.S.
National Security for the Next Generation, John C. Gannon, National Intelligence Council
Appendix J: Developing a
More Effective Conflict Prevention Capacity in an Increasingly Unstable
World, Randolph Pherson, Evidence Based Research, Inc.
Note: All photos from this conference are courtesy of Rachel Edmonds and Janine Rowe, Woodrow Wilson Center.
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